Bluemustang
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I am lowered at 7/8" in the front and got -2 camber rather easily. Still had room, probably could've gotten 2.5 to 3. Now that I have the Steeda lateral arms that's probably not the case anymore.
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Still seems like something else is going on. I am only at a 0.75" drop and can hit close to -3.
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The camber curve is pretty aggressive with drop in the first inch.
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Didn't realize it would be that much of a difference. My stock setup was dead centered (strut center bolt between the 3 tower nuts), and stock is ~ -1.05. I would still pay extra attention to the orientation of the camber plates when doing the spring install. If the orientation of the plates is wrong, I can see how things would be off.
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